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the meaning of the terms abuse,

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manipulation of insults, how

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manipulation of insults, how can it all

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be called abuse in one word, plus this is a

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fashionable word that means violence,

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it’s like

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violence is always unworthy behavior

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If you don’t like it, let’s say

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you like violence,

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it’s abuse of

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me and Clap me Clap, press, crush

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to the soul suddenly you like it Well then

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it’s not violence, yes, that is, if you

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are in some kind of discomfort Yes 10 of the

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other person, that is, we

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can call relationships toxic, they

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irritate you, this is naturally some kind of

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violence or physical emotional or

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some other kind of violence, maybe

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violence, but the word violence is somehow

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fashionable, let’s say if you come to

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some cafe and they bring you

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buckwheat soup or pea soup with crackers,

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but cool, it’s not crackers, although it’s the

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same thing And if you come in and Tell me

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please, two funny muffins from a collective farmer

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and some kind And if

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you feel cherry muffins Yes, how it sounds right away

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today I was walking around your city and there

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was such an amazing sign

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[music]

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and if you call it something else What is

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cheesecake

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cake this is not a cheesecake cake, this is a

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cheesecake, will

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you come to me please, a cheesecake like

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this

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Well, or you should be made up with

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felt-tip pens

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with kokoshniks in some kind of a little skake

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of this, she’s a cheesecake after all, oh my God, she’s probably

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fashionable, she probably

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went to Moscow to study Well, something

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like that

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so they fight, this fashionable word is usually a

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fashionable word violence violence no matter how it

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sounds, we also call it

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some kind of toxic relationship Because violence

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It is always toxic Why it is toxic

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Because it poisons the life of someone

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involved

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Violent people are dear friends We are

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now here from this letter somehow Let's

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get out and maybe in the end the girl

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will draw her own conclusions There are two

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types of rapists There are two types of toxic relationships

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that is, malignant and

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benign

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Well, have we heard something about all sorts of these

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tumors there, here we all hear these Yes,

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malignant What does it mean

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the ass is full That is, everything is fine, cut into pieces at

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best, and so on and so forth That

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is, no one says, well, you have a

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malignant tumor Try

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Plantain Well, something like that Well, no no

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If the tumor is benign, then

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you can live with it, and by and large

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you can there you can to treat, by and large, something like this is the

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same

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toxic relationship They are conditionally, of

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course, divided into several such things,

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malignant differs from benign in

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principle, concentration concentration we

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can say and In addition, the

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reaction to this is different, using an example, the reaction to

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benign

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is setting boundaries, that is They do this to you

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because you allow it.

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If you Stop allowing a person to

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do this to you, then he

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most likely will not do this to you

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if it is a malignant abuse, then

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no matter what boundaries you set, nothing will

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work out.

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That is, this is not an accident. Now we

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will be with you can figure out what they look like,

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again, these are conditional, some conditional

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divisions can be heard from behind Yes, I just

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moved a little away to fit in the

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division is conditional, but nevertheless, friends,

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I promise you I won’t put too much pressure on you with

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abuse, because if I talk about abuse for half an hour,

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who will - to

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shoot yourself in the back seat, there a

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girl will throw herself out the window,

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so I’ll try not for very long and

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then I’ll tell jokes from the dance to

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make it easier for you. Well, let’s What types of

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benign abuse,

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benign toxic relationships, are

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there the most benign, the

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most harmless,

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these are border violators? who

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violate boundaries

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how people violate boundaries come on

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Tell me how this happened to you

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or how you violated boundaries

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What types of boundary violations does

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he violate your boundaries

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well How to deal with this like

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just keep walking he’s

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against the bottom And how he’s against

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He can’t he’s just sitting there in his

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diary, he wrote to himself, I’m against him, he’s

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somehow acting on

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some methods. Yes, they also use a

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person, he can ask an insensitive

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question, and yes, yes, yes, yes

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[music]

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Well, what kind of rape in a cruel way

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Or let’s say he’s just too close to

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you moved,

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agree There is a

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physical difference, either he beats you or

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just

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pinches you on the ass and so Kisa is my

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slightly different story Yes well Yes I

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agree with you yes there may be some

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physical stories physical stories the

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difference in physical violence between the fact

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that it is

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malignant benign What is the

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difference Do you think that

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physical violence is benign from

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non-benign, you

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don’t understand, yes,

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let’s say when benign when

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malignant

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physical violence check gets high on your

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pain, he likes to hurt you

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and he can’t do anything about it,

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he’s just sick.

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If, let’s say, the husband claps out of habit

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during the day he gives his wife a compliment on her ass,

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she just

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keeps silent and doesn’t say that she doesn’t like it.

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Well, she just endures this benign

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abuse and the difference in reaction, then you can

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say Don’t do that to me please, it’s

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unpleasant for me, that is, you need to establish

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that a boundary is enough to set a

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boundary, no

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boundary we need to protect dear friends

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because,

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well, if he does this, it means he’s

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somehow already developed some neural

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chains, he’s

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getting used to it, if

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we’ve been doing this for a long time, it should

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n’t be so easy,

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maybe he thought that I was just in a

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bad mood today was tomorrow

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5 on her ass, she and he

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will continue,

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so setting a boundary is not enough; you need to protect this

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boundary, that is, assert several times

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that this cannot be done,

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that is, protect it always constantly,

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this is my rule, I don’t tolerate it, but this is

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also not enough; the third stage is what kind of

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violator is needed for violating boundaries, what to

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punish, of course, because impunity

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gives rise to lawlessness If a man

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does this, he was told several times, he was

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warned and then he carried out

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his threat there or the like,

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the man will think, maybe he

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really doesn’t like it anyway

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And if she also says it’s correct, then

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maybe he’s very will quickly move on and

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do things differently if let’s say a

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toxic abuser is toxic and

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malignant, he doesn’t care at all

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what you feel, he likes him so much,

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he’s a sick person,

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we’ll come back to sick people,

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there’s no point in explaining anything to such people, but that’s a

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little later. What violations of the boundaries

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of moral teaching, jealousy Yes, even more

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specifically, what does this mean?

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You are now talking about certain methods. Yes, but

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what does it mean to devalue specifically how he

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devalues

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[music]

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like

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[music]

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What does it mean constantly humiliates

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[music]

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which does not exist? That is, this is a

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border violator who

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does this all the time Well, okay Let it

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be so he won’t argue the difference Then

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we’ll find That is, he may be that such a

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person may be trying to talk you over

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Yes, interrupting there Possibly not listening Yes,

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invading your personal space

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may even physically

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move too close to you yes There and so on and so

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on requires more from you than you

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you can give, again, as they said, gives

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some unsolicited advice, some

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instructions,

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at least waste your time, is late,

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does not promise punctually, but does not fulfill, what

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difference does it make?

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most often he

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does this only because you

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allow it for some reason, it doesn’t matter

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why Why do people allow themselves

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to do something that, by and large, they do

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n’t like you

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need to raise your hand you need to raise your hand you

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need to raise your hand an

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insecure person, yes yes You

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allow people to treat you like this because

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you are not a confident person and if you were

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confident you wouldn’t allow it Well, not really yes

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please

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You can name a lot of reasons now

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How can I explain everything in one sentence

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[music]

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raise your hand because

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we raise your hand

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What does manipulation mean

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I I ask why a person endures

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if he doesn’t like something, he

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continues to endure unworthily,

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incorrectly, toxic, abusive

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attitude towards himself, does

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not know how to set boundaries, everyone knows how to

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set boundaries,

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fear is also

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love, in fact,

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it turns out that a smart woman knows everything, but

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what are these bonuses called? secondary

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benefits actually in fact, a person allows

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himself to be treated this way because he found

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some

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bonuses there, some secondary benefits,

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perhaps financial, perhaps emotional,

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but there is always something like that, there is always

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something like that, but how can I tell him, he

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will take the children, but how I’ll say I

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’ll look like a grumpy woman Well, why

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say that good girls don’t

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behave like that, that is, you want to be good No,

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it’s

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your mother if she behaves like that Mother, it’s [ __ ]

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your mother that’s the main thing is the hashtag of

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rapists

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and what’s the secondary bonus when the second

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secondary Benefit when a person

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justifies because it is a mother who

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corresponds to her own

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ideas of a good daughter of a kind

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person who is not angry, non-standard,

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these are all benefits, these are all secondary benefits,

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all secondary benefits, as long as secondary

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benefits allow you secondary Benefit is not,

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so to speak,

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more than suffering, you will endure

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I agree

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more such characters are like thirsty

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Attention is the second type of

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emotional abusers such

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personalities have one selfish goal to

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constantly be the center of attention even if

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they receive negative comments about

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their behavior

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to be the center of attention to many People

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tend to have

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a lot Of course yes

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and people want to be the center of attention It is

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now again this what increases your

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competitive

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How to call certain competitive

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advantages in the market of relations and

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so on and so on That is, what are you what are

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you dominant the more the more

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noticeable you are the like, well, what are you

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better and people of course try Everyone wants to

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somehow become famous for everyone to appear

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see each other and the like, there are those

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who don’t want to do this. Either they

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do it in some other way or they

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just can’t do it and the like,

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so

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people also don’t quite understand that they are

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harming someone, they consider themselves

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normal, they’re just being

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straight Well, they are proactive, that is, they don’t

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feel that they are causing

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discomfort to anyone. With such characters, you

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work according to the same scheme; you

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set boundaries. Yes, a little. Well,

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depending on the system of violence itself,

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you react a little differently. But it’s all the same. And

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setting boundaries, let’s say, you decide it with

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your attention. You just don’t react to

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it, and yes, and that’s all, by and large, that

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is, either you stop communicating with this

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person, or you distance yourself, or

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you clarify, you speak, and so on and so

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on, very often very often if, uh, those who

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are thirsty for attention don’t get from you what

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they want they need it, they stop

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doing it No, well, it’s impossible, they’re just doing it

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not with you, but with someone else in

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another place. That is, if you don’t

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allow yourself to be dominated, he

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will do it somewhere else. The

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third is emotional vampires,

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emotional vampires. these are people who are toxic

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people who have empathy

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of course everyone is all

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toxic benign Rapists

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They have empathy

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they are not bad people They just behave incorrectly

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they can feel What

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other people feel because toxic

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malignant characters they have

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practically no empathy

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they cannot feel what

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others feel this to them, it’s impossible to explain

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this is their peculiarity of upbringing or directly

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genetic emotional vampires are

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people who

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satisfy their emotional

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needs

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by seeing how emotions are experienced by some

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other characters

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and they are not just

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observers, they provoke these these

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emotions, it is very important for him that you somehow

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experience

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that is, the person He understands, I

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influence him and it makes him feel better, you know, sometimes it happens

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that a woman takes it like she picks a nail,

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she picks her husband, he started yelling and once he felt

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better, she calmed down, the same thing, the

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same thing he fights with them,

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too, setting boundaries when

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interacting, that is, all

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benign rapists are united by

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that that you can fight them by

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working with borders beyond borders, I will repeat,

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set a border, protect the border,

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violate for punish for violation,

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violation is

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another matter, toxic abusers, but how

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malignant are these three characters, they are

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narcissists, sociopaths and psychopaths

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That's an amazing story, narcissists are

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very similar to someone who craves attention,

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but

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how is it different

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from simply from someone thirsty for attention

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[music]

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Yes, everyone admires themselves

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to please,

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whoever they don’t notice

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Yes, no, for a narcissist it exists, it is very

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important for him that you are around him

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Yes, all people come first for themselves

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Well, there are those who crave attention Well,

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let’s say even I, let’s say I’m human

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who craves Attention

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crave attention I am doing something like this

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a person can do a lot of positive

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things even he thinks that he

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deserves this attention he did it he became

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famous something he did something good he

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received something He is waiting for this attention he

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demands this attention and the like, it’s

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just that in this process he doesn’t notice

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that he’s annoying someone, he doesn’t

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notice this in the process of being the first, he doesn’t

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notice that he stepped on someone And

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if we report this, he can

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apologize and say I didn’t mean to, I didn’t expect

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If people are silent, he does it

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because he wants to be the center of attention.

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He has a positive motive. A narcissist has a

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narcissist. He notices you, but he doesn’t give a damn about

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your emotions.

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tries to bring

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you down, you understand,

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he immediately he is not random violence, he

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does this on purpose so that the best

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way for a narcissist to rise up is

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to put you down.

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That is, you will always suffer next

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to him because next to someone who craves

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attention, you may not suffer next to a

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narcissist, everyone around you suffers with someone who is thirsty for

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attention, absolutely not everything is because

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someone likes that the person is

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famous, that the person behaves like this,

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that the person dominates there, and so on and

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so forth we will

00:20:40

continue narcissists They can be very

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dangerous because they have

00:20:46

much less empathy, we almost no And it’s

00:20:50

there a little bit but it’s not enough to

00:20:52

care about someone else

00:21:00

they can be cruel they

00:21:03

become furious at the slightest

00:21:05

slight and they really start to

00:21:09

get angry and somehow get inappropriately angry

00:21:11

if someone challenges them Well and so on

00:21:13

so on and the point is that

00:21:16

telling these people about their boundaries

00:21:18

to protect she is not useful

00:21:22

It’s in his head he’s like that

00:21:26

they don’t change people don’t change at all

00:21:30

but

00:21:32

toxic characters there’s

00:21:35

no chance of malignancy look people don’t

00:21:39

change at all but

00:21:42

benign narcissists They they can

00:21:44

decide to change themselves,

00:21:48

that is, they see something. Well, there is something wrong, a

00:21:51

person can. Well, he behaves this way, but he

00:21:53

doesn’t understand that it’s unpleasant for him

00:21:55

if you convey to him that it’s

00:21:57

unpleasant for you, what you’re experiencing. What and

00:21:59

especially if you can do he feels

00:22:01

unpleasant in response, he understands I behave this way

00:22:03

and get such a result,

00:22:05

he of course can change on his own, the

00:22:08

narcissist will not change at all

00:22:13

because he is a

00:22:18

benign

00:22:19

rapist, he does this by accident, he

00:22:23

simply does not understand, and malignant ones

00:22:26

do this on purpose and a

00:22:28

benign character, he can

00:22:33

even suffer Having learned that he somehow

00:22:37

acted wrongly and so as not to

00:22:40

suffer like that, he can change his

00:22:41

behavior. A narcissist will never change

00:22:44

his behavior because he does not suffer

00:22:45

from it, he sees no reason to

00:22:48

change anything because he has no problems,

00:22:50

he has everything. well, you

00:22:53

know how to help an alcoholic, he

00:22:56

suffers so much, he does not suffer,

00:22:59

the alcoholic does not suffer from alcoholism, he

00:23:02

enjoys it,

00:23:04

so you can never help an

00:23:06

alcoholic under any circumstances,

00:23:09

so the option What to do with

00:23:15

narcissists is to stop communicating with them

00:23:18

Of course you can’t do this You

00:23:23

can whether

00:23:26

narcissists sociopaths psychopaths can be

00:23:30

socialized, these are social individuals,

00:23:33

you can socialize them

00:23:35

[music]

00:23:38

I can’t hear you hear

00:23:42

Well, how can we give them away in social situations,

00:23:45

but that’s not socialization? It’s

00:23:49

possible. Who can do this?

00:23:55

Which version is it

00:23:57

acceptable that it’s possible? a

00:24:02

psychotherapist works with healthy people; a

00:24:04

psychologist works with healthy people With

00:24:08

people with disabilities,

00:24:11

only a psychiatrist works with patients and he cannot socialize them

00:24:13

very much. The authorities can we

00:24:17

will talk about this a little later if he

00:24:19

knows how, if this is necessary, then these

00:24:21

characters can be socialized and occupied

00:24:23

under strict control by somehow creating

00:24:25

certain conditions about this a little later

00:24:32

sociopaths from psychopaths are asocial

00:24:36

personalities who have absolutely no

00:24:39

empathy and not pathological liars are

00:24:42

sexually promiscuous while outwardly

00:24:45

charming more often lead very often lead a

00:24:47

double life They like to mock

00:24:49

hurt others they like it

00:24:52

they are cunning unprincipled Scammers and have a

00:24:56

colossal high opinion of themselves they

00:25:00

they know how to hide their true face, they

00:25:03

can impersonate someone else. At the same time,

00:25:06

they always lead a

00:25:08

parasitic lifestyle. They are

00:25:10

aggressive, very active manipulators, they

00:25:14

require constant emotional

00:25:16

stimulation,

00:25:20

and at the same time, they are very irresponsible; they

00:25:22

never take this responsibility; they do

00:25:25

n’t need it and they are by and large account, sometimes

00:25:27

they behave just like irresponsible children

00:25:33

You can’t come to an agreement with these people, next

00:25:35

to such a person there can only be a

00:25:37

tough victim,

00:25:39

another sick person who is

00:25:42

next to him,

00:25:45

this antisocial personality disorder

00:25:48

is different

00:25:50

[music]

00:25:52

and we can also say that Sociopaths are

00:25:55

people who are very

00:25:57

[ music]

00:25:59

impulsive differences between a sociopath and a

00:26:02

psychopath a sociopath is impulsive they

00:26:05

can give out something, well, in apect something

00:26:07

unreasonable incomprehensible bright

00:26:11

emotional and the like absolutely

00:26:13

vile but nevertheless

00:26:16

psychopaths don’t act like that

00:26:19

psychopaths emotions are alien to them They really don’t

00:26:23

experience emotions in they don’t have the emotions of

00:26:25

compassion They don’t have the emotions of fear by and

00:26:28

large and so on and so forth

00:26:30

they don’t have a feeling of guilt, no at all, instill

00:26:33

in him it’s impossible to have another difference between a

00:26:35

sociopath and a psychopath, that it’s

00:26:37

not the fault that a person has become a

00:26:40

sociopath, it’s some kind of society then

00:26:42

there is some kind of upbringing, that is, he had Well,

00:26:44

something happened in a person’s life,

00:26:46

some kind of problem arose, or he was

00:26:49

subjected to violence, or he was in such a

00:26:51

society, or there was something else, some

00:26:54

very serious influence, the person

00:26:56

was formed like this and in

00:27:00

childhood, such people bully their

00:27:02

peers. There they can kill some

00:27:04

animals because of such a social

00:27:06

way of life and the like, but a psychopath

00:27:10

differs from a smartass from And in that he

00:27:11

was born like that.

00:27:12

Well, let’s say in a Sociopath. A sociopath from the family

00:27:17

can be understood, well, a dysfunctional, not

00:27:20

prosperous family father mocked the

00:27:23

mother of the child, they were insulted there and so

00:27:25

on. In general, this is the result of the social

00:27:28

influence of some psychopath,

00:27:30

you can be born in an absolutely

00:27:34

normal adequate family, that is,

00:27:37

no one influenced him, he was born this way,

00:27:41

this deviation is so karmic. He is already a

00:27:44

psychopath from a past life.

00:27:47

he will never be cured, he will never be changed,

00:27:49

nothing will work out with him, you can only not communicate with him,

00:27:53

we

00:27:55

can only run away from him, escape, and

00:27:58

so on and so on, remake a psychopath You ca

00:28:00

n’t be a sociopath You can’t narcissists You can’t If,

00:28:03

by some stupidity, you got into a

00:28:06

relationship with a sociopath, a psychopath, a

00:28:08

narcissist is the only one the way out is to run away

00:28:11

as far as possible depending on the

00:28:13

status of the powers of the capabilities of a psychopath, a

00:28:16

sociopath and the like

00:28:18

there is no need to talk to him to explain

00:28:21

there if suddenly you realized that this is all so you

00:28:23

just need to run

00:28:25

looking ahead I will say dear ladies your

00:28:28

husbands are not all psychopaths

00:28:30

in all the cities that I I’m reading this

00:28:33

lecture by women My husband is a psychopath I say

00:28:36

he’s emotions Yes, he’s yelling, he’s screaming, he’s not a

00:28:39

psychopath, he’s not a psychopath, he’s in pain, he’s not in pain,

00:28:45

he’s not in

00:28:49

fear, and so on and so forth, so you and I

00:28:53

will talk about this topic today, you

00:28:55

’ll probably ask questions and

00:28:57

immediately while admiring

00:29:00

this whole story right away, please

00:29:03

don’t. With my help, now recognize a

00:29:06

psychopath in your loved one

00:29:09

as a psychopath. This is not just a word for a

00:29:12

humiliating word. This is the same thing: the husband is a

00:29:14

goat, but we all understand that this is for a

00:29:16

red male, he is not a goat, this is not

00:29:18

artiodactyl horned animal

00:29:20

therefore a psychopath This is not just a malicious

00:29:23

insult this is a diagnosis this is a diagnosis

00:29:26

Only a psychiatrist can make it

00:29:29

Well, or you yourself

00:29:32

but you don’t need to ask me

00:29:34

agreed

00:29:39

well Remember I asked Can

00:29:42

someone

00:29:43

socialize can if there is very strong

00:29:47

power very strong power that has

00:29:50

there is the

00:29:51

Concept of goals resources opportunities

00:29:55

They have such power if they understand

00:29:59

they can occupy such people that is from

00:30:02

psychopaths sociopaths

00:30:05

most often from them from such people they

00:30:08

either turn out to be some kind of criminals all

00:30:11

criminals They are all so severe there

00:30:14

is some kind of psychological deviation

00:30:18

these are social personalities it is

00:30:20

said that psychopaths make

00:30:23

excellent military professionals

00:30:26

[music] they

00:30:28

make

00:30:32

cool cops Well, not the traffic police officers there, but the

00:30:37

harsh ones there, for example,

00:30:40

they watched the film Method with Khabensky,

00:30:44

that is, the man worked for

00:30:46

law enforcement agencies, he was, but at the

00:30:49

same time he was a 100% psychopath, that

00:30:52

is the state was able to take him another

00:30:55

example from literature Let it be from

00:30:58

cinema and the like a

00:31:02

classic psychopath a

00:31:04

classic psychopath Sherlock Holmes In addition, he is also a

00:31:09

very serious drug addict

00:31:12

Well, of course, in the film adaptation of our Livanov

00:31:16

where it softened a little, but if you

00:31:18

read Conandolia you understand he is a

00:31:20

psychopath that’s why moss these things they are very

00:31:23

talented very smart colossal but

00:31:26

at the same time they are not emotional emotions do not

00:31:28

prevent them from

00:31:30

building some kind of gizmos and

00:31:33

logical ones, that is, you know how Wolves are

00:31:36

best

00:31:40

overtaken by wolfhounds just like them in the same way

00:31:45

from ours so that at all I hope no one will be

00:31:48

upset The meeting place

00:31:50

cannot be changed looked Gleb Zheglov is a psychopath

00:31:55

Well, think absolutely not an emotional

00:31:57

person Absolutely brilliant absolutely

00:32:00

not empathetic remember about him Gruzdev

00:32:03

what he said he is a very bad person

00:32:05

very bad He is also

00:32:07

loved by the tall Vysotsky, although it’s not

00:32:11

a fact that Vysotsky is not Vysotsky is not a

00:32:13

psychopath but there are also stories there, that's why

00:32:18

he was such an effective

00:32:22

head of the homicide department because

00:32:25

he adored violence,

00:32:30

mercy, the priest's word,

00:32:34

his fate didn't bother people at all,

00:32:38

the thief should be in prison, let go of the cargo,

00:32:42

but you live, he broke it, and that there are no

00:32:44

guilty people. There is no guilt and there are no cargoes, a

00:32:49

bad person He is a vile person

00:32:53

[music]

00:32:55

he goes after people If necessary, he will go after you

00:32:57

Well, the film itself What is the

00:32:59

difference between genius and two strong men

00:33:02

Sharapov and Zheglov

00:33:04

Sharapov is not a psychopath, he is a tough guy, that’s all

00:33:08

Well, we just watch it and it’s

00:33:12

performed by yes konkin yes He so cute,

00:33:14

handsome, but in general, for half the book, they

00:33:17

were practically

00:33:19

peers,

00:33:20

that is, he is literally several years

00:33:23

older than Zheglov in the film,

00:33:28

he was not so cool, he commanded a reconnaissance company,

00:33:31

he commanded penal troops, he walked across there 21 times,

00:33:34

well, across the front line, he is a

00:33:36

very stern guy, they even in

00:33:39

almost the same rank he was a

00:33:41

professional killer and the like

00:33:43

he is a very nice person

00:33:45

he has a very nice person and his love is a

00:33:49

child and adoption and the like this is

00:33:52

Sinichkina he worries about this for

00:33:54

this for everyone he has a big heart he is

00:33:57

empathetic

00:34:03

[music ]

00:34:10

he would be a hunchback or a Fox Fox is a

00:34:13

classic psychopath on the other hand a

00:34:14

classic absolutely unemotional

00:34:18

vile creature

00:34:20

but they are no different from the point

00:34:22

of view of a psychiatrist Zheglov and Fox who are

00:34:26

absolutely equally absolutely just

00:34:30

one strong state that took in the

00:34:33

service of society

00:34:38

But you cannot do it if suddenly it

00:34:41

occurred to you to remake a psychopath,

00:34:43

keep him busy, you are fools,

00:34:45

if we take 10 random psychopaths and

00:34:49

show you what you think by

00:34:51

gender, who they will be men

00:34:53

or women in which

00:34:57

Well, how many men will there be, how many women will it be? It

00:34:59

seems to you that

00:35:03

everyone is still

00:35:05

50/50 also quite

00:35:08

tolerant

00:35:10

9 to one, most likely all psychopaths are most

00:35:13

likely men,

00:35:16

this is our trick,

00:35:19

this does not mean that women cannot be

00:35:22

rapists, they can, but often

00:35:27

higher than that. Well,

00:35:29

very rarely, women are

00:35:31

sociopaths, more often they will be narcissists

00:35:33

of some kind, but they are very rarely psychopaths

00:35:38

Therefore, if suddenly you are faced with a

00:35:42

malignant rapist, there is no need to redo the best

00:35:45

way to escape

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